Stamps of Switzerland from the first issues in 1843 till the mid of 2018: Cantonal Post/Local Post issues (Zürich, Basel, Geneva), Federal post (PTT), Swiss Post, ATM, Booklets, Rolls, Postage due, franchise stamps, postage, telegraph stamps, airmail stamps, locals, military posts, International Organizations, Postal stationery, First Days covers , Campione.
Award Winner catalog in 2015 Grand Vermeil at NOTOS and in 2016 Gold at Rossika.
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Stamps of Switzerland and Liechtenstein from the first issues respectively in 1843 and in 1912 till the end of 2014.
Switzerland: Cantonal Post/Local Post issues (Zürich, Basel, Geneva), Federal post (PTT), Swiss Post, ATM, Booklets, Rolls, Postage due, franchise stamps, postage, telegraph stamps, airmail stamps, locals, military posts, Int. Organizations, Postal stationery, First Days covers , Campione.
Liechtenstein: Precursors, forerunners, followers, stamps, postal stationery, airmail, Zeppelin mail, military posts, special documents, stamps and forms, postage rates, numismatics.
Some classic stamps of Switzerland show appreciated value increases last year, especially on covers with rare postage rates. Anyhow in the early Swiss philately there are already many high-priced pieces.
The new MICHEL, now shows a price quotation for a postage due stamp with plate errors. MiNr. 4 I F of 1878/80 is valued at a remarkable 300,000 €.
Image: MiNo. 4 I F
Stamp collectors of Switzerland experts, dealers, study groups, teachers
Edition: 37th Edition, in color.
Pages: Switzerland 470
Size: 155 mm x 230 mm, hardcover
Publisher: Schwaneberger Verlag GmbH
Publication Date: September 7, 2018
Language: German
ISBN: 9783954022496
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Thanks to decades of experience and constant revision, the MICHEL catalogs are unmatched in terms of lay-out, comprehensiveness, accuracy and production. MICHEL catalogues provide all key information on stamps, postal stationary and coins. The systematic collection of data on collectable items, a well-organised system and detailed illustrations ensure easy use and a quick way to find required information. Each new edition of a MICHEL catalog is completely revised, updated and expanded so that it always reflects the latest situation on the market.
Users of the MICHEL catalogs value the comprehensive and detailed listings of collectable items. The MICHEL catalogs are among the best in the world when it comes to details, comprehensiveness and illustration. MICHEL products have been awarded well over 600 medals (including 31 gold), diplomas and honorary prizes in the course of the company’s history. The expertise of the Schwaneberger publishing house’s staff is outstandingly represented in the MICHEL catalogs.
The colourful, varied range of products includes standard and special-edition catalogues for Germany, Europe and overseas. There is also philatelic literature, the MICHEL-Exklusiv album, the MICHEL Colour Guide, the MICHEL-Lux examination lamp and the MICHEL-Rundschau monthly magazine. More than 85 different products in total.
MICHEL also enjoys a good reputation in electronic publishing thanks to various software programs, websites and e-catalogs. It is no wonder that the MICHEL catalogs have been known for years as the “philatelists’ bible”. However, bearing this accolade brings with it the responsibility of always remaining at the top with regard to quality.
The 669,000th MICHEL catalog number was issued recently. A look at the most important of the 85 different MICHEL catalogs reveals that the catalogues for Europe and overseas alone make up some 25,000 catalog pages. They contain 314,000 pictures and 1,800,000 price quotations. Most of this information is stored in powerful picture and text databases and is consulted, revised and corrected for each new edition of a MICHEL catalog. And of course that also applies to each individual page, irrespective of which MICHEL catalog it comes from. MICHEL goes to great lengths on its customers’ behalf. MICHEL’s editorial team spends an average of 45 minutes on research for each new set of stamps. Around 18,000 new stamps appear each year, which are then catalogued and published in the MICHEL-Rundschau, as well as in the relevant MICHEL catalog and online catalogue.
It is more than 100 years since the stamp dealer Hugo MICHEL from Apolda in Thüringen published the first MICHEL stamp catalogue in 1909. He thereby created a product that would be continually be improved, but never surpassed. In the same year, publisher and philatelic editor Hugo Schwaneberger founded a publishing company that bore his name. The philatelist, who was well known in his field, created the Schwaneberger Album, the first album to adopt a scientific approach.
Owing to the great demand for MICHEL catalog, Hugo MICHEL was no longer able to dedicate himself to his career as a stamp dealer. He therefore sold the rights to the publisher Schwaneberger. The catalogue, which had only covered Europe until that point, was expanded by the new publishing house to include overseas countries.
Hugo MICHEL continued to edit the catalogue supplement, which is today known as the MICHEL-Rundschau. The company was then bought by the publisher Eugen Berlin. He moved it to Munich in 1950 where he came across a company, the Carl Geber printing works (now the Gerber Satz und Gerber publishing house) that was able to draw up the complicated catalogue typesetting. The publishing rights went to the Hohenester/Gerber families who assigned them to the publishing house, now trading as the “Schwaneberger Verlag”.
At the turn of the century other stamp catalogues had already appeared, but the remarkable success of the MICHEL catalog was attributed to its sophisticated and comprehensive cataloguing system. The stamps were numbered successively from the first number for each country, yet at the same time organised according to various sub-categories and genres, and described as fully as possible. This system was refined over the years and adapted where necessary - but never had to be changed! In fact, the MICHEL numbering system has become standard in Germany. This is underscored by the numerous licence contracts that the Schwaneberger Verlag has concluded with other publishers. All stock lists of German dealers are organised according to the MICHEL numbering system. Collectors exchange, buy and sell using MICHEL numbers.
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Kanton Zürich, Kanton Genf, Kanton Basel, Bundespost, Automatenmarken, Markenheftchen, Automaten-Tickets, Rollenmarken, Dienstmarken, Portofreiheitsmarken, Portomarken, Telegrafenmarken, Flugmarken, Lokalausgaben, Militär(feld)post, Internationale Organisationen, Ganzsachen, Campione
Edition: 37. Aufl.
Seiten: 472
Format: 155 mm x 230 mm, Hardcover
Verlag: Schwaneberger Verlag GmbH
Erscheinungsdatum: 7 September 2018Einige klassische Marken der Schweiz haben im vergangenen Jahr eine erhebliche Wertsteigerung erfahren, vor allem bei seltenen Frankaturen. Doch in der frühen Schweizer Philatelie finden sich ohnehin viele hochpreisige Stücke.
Im neuen MICHEL konnte für eine Portomarke mit Plattenfehler nun erstmals eine Preisnotierung angesetzt werden. MiNr. 4 I F von 1878/80 wird mit beachtlichen 300 000 € bewertet.
Abbildung: MiNr. 4 I F
Es tut sich viel im neuen MICHEL-Osteuropa 2017/2018. Sollte man geglaubt haben, die beliebten Sammelgebiete in diesem Band seien langweilig geworden, so kann man sich hier leicht eines Besseren belehren lassen.
Der aufmerksame Sammler wird eine Fülle von Informationen unterschiedlichster Art finden, die ihm bei dem Ausbau seiner Sammlung helfen, denn Briefmarkensammeln ist kein statisches Hobby – sogar in einem scheinbar "toten" Sammelgebiet wie der Sowjetunion gibt es immer wieder Neuentdeckungen und bisher unbeachtete Verschiedenheiten, die eine Sammlung bereichern können.
Preisanpassungen durchziehen das ganze Werk. Ganz besonders bei den polnischen und den sowjetischen Ausgaben, aber beileibe nicht nur dort, ergaben sich viele geänderte Preisnotierungen. Eine russische Marke stieg zum Beispiel von 15∫000 € auf 25∫000 €. Auch in einem scheinbaren "Nebengebiet" wie der Westukraine gab es Preiserhöhungen bis über 50 %.
Die Länder Osteuropas mit ihren vielen auch für Motiv- und Thematiksammler interessanten Ausgaben können traditionell auf eine treue Kundschaft aus Ländersammlern und damit auf eine stabile Nachfrage zählen. Eine Investition in osteuropäische Briefmarken zahlt sich deshalb nicht nur im sinnvollen philatelistischen Freizeitvergnügen aus.
Viele Sammler sehen zwar zuerst nach den Preisen der Briefmarken, aber diese sind nur ein Teil des Wissens, das man zum erfolgreichen Aufbau einer Sammlung benötigt. Mindestens genau so wichtig sind die Informationen, die in den Beschreibungstexten zu den einzelnen Briefmarkenausgaben stecken. Auch auf diesem Gebiet weist der neue MICHEL-Osteuropa 2017/2018 viele wichtige Verbesserungen auf.
Der Schwerpunkt der inhaltlichen Bearbeitung lag in diesem Jahr auf der Sowjetunion, wo sich neben der umfassenden Preisbearbeitung auch eine Vielzahl von Textänderungen ergab.
Die Neuheiten wurden bis einschließlich der in MICHEL-Rundschau 9/2017 veröffentlichten aufgenommen. Mit einem Abonnement der MICHEL-Rundschau ab Heft 10/2017 kann man sich nicht nur über die weiteren Neuausgaben informieren, sondern findet auch sonst zahlreiche Neuigkeiten aus der Philatelie und viele weitere interessante Beiträge.
Um dies alles zu ermöglichen, haben viele Hände im In- und Ausland mitgewirkt. Ihnen allen danken wir für ihren uneigennützigen Einsatz.
Ihnen als Sammler wünschen wir viel Vergnügen mit diesem Band, in dem Sie sicherlich etwas Neues für Ihre Sammlung der Briefmarken Osteuropas finden.
Schwaneberger Verlag
Redaktion
Weight | 2 kg |
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Dimensions | 15 × 22.5 × 3.2 cm |
Language | German |
Interest | Philately, Postal History, Stamps |
Publisher | Michel |
ISBN | 9783954022496 |
Country | Switzerland |
Accessory Type | Catalog |
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